TGI manufactures and supplies surgical instruments from Sialkot, Pakistan, for importers, distributors and hospital supply chains. The range covers artery and tissue forceps, scissors, needle holders, retractors, scalpel handles, clamps and suction tubes, each on its own page with its photograph. Stainless steel instruments are made on four locked lines, from Economy AISI 410 to Executive AISI 440C, and every instrument is passivated. The published minimum order for this category is 300 instruments. Free samples for all buyers: you pay only the sample shipping cost. Samples dispatched within 48 hours. Instruments are marked to the buyer's requirement (TGI, unmarked, or the buyer's own brand), agreed on the order.
Browse surgical instruments by type
Needle holders52 instruments
Scalpel handles and knives77 instruments
Scissors85 instruments
Vascular clamps132 instruments
Suction tubes67 instruments
Rectal specula and proctology23 instruments
Self-retaining retractors84 instruments
Hand-held retractors115 instruments
Hooks, probes and directors83 instruments
Minimally invasive and VATS15 instruments
Intestinal and stomach clamps77 instruments
Hemostatic forceps55 instruments
Tissue and dressing forceps83 instruments
Saws, spatulas and other instruments14 instruments
What buyers ask about surgical instruments
What is the minimum order quantity for surgical instruments?
The published minimum for this category is 300 instruments. Whether one minimum may be spread across sizes and patterns is agreed per order. An article with its own full specification page states its minimum on that page.
Which stainless steel do you use for surgical instruments?
Four locked quality tiers: Economy AISI 410 · Clinical AISI 420 · Premium AISI 420-440C · Executive AISI 440C. Hollowware and sterilization containers: Clinical AISI 202 · Premium and Executive AISI 304. All instruments and hollowware passivated. The line you choose is written into the order. An article that is not made from instrument steel does not carry the steel lines on its page.
Can you make surgical instruments under our own brand (private label)?
Yes. Instruments are marked to the buyer's requirement (TGI, unmarked, or the buyer's own brand), agreed on the order. Customized packaging is part of what TGI supplies. Your own printed boxes, your labels, your brand on the pack, or plain export packing, whichever your market needs. The packing for your order is agreed with you and confirmed on the order. TGI remains the named manufacturer of the instruments it makes, including on orders carrying the buyer's own brand. How the manufacturer is named on your label is agreed per order.
Can I get samples before ordering?
Yes. Free samples for all buyers: you pay only the sample shipping cost. Samples dispatched within 48 hours. Name the instruments and the steel line on the inquiry form.
How long do production and shipping to the USA take?
Production lead time: Instruments ~2-3 weeks · full sets ~4-6 weeks after advance. Transit time to the United States depends on the carrier and the service you choose. Base price FCA Sialkot: TGI hands the goods and the export documents to your carrier or your own agent at the factory, and your tracking starts there. For a sea container the basis is FOB Karachi. The buyer pays freight: ship on your own carrier account or your own forwarder, or have delivery arranged through TGI's logistics partner and quoted per destination.
Can you make a surgical instrument to our own pattern or size?
Yes. Built to your own pattern as well as from the catalog. Whether a pattern or mark developed for one buyer is held exclusive to him is agreed per order. Built to your own size as well as from the catalog.
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